Suicide Squad 2

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• Suicide Squad 2
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• It can seem that fictional superhero tales are
  saturating the market. But maybe that's because
  just around the same moment, they all seem to
  have come forward. Kick-Ass was the most popular
  one, since it was very well received and also
  received a Brit Awards script nomination, in
  addition to being in the Top 10 lists of multiple
  film critics. In fact, there are only around four
  films of that type, all of which have been
  released in the last three years. Do you want to
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• All of them is Big. Published and directed by
  James Gunn, the normal almost predicted plot
  follows. An regular Joe is curious what if he /
  she were a superhero it will feel like. It is
  Rainn Wilson's Frank Darbo in this story, after
  his wife is 'stolen' by a drug baron, Jacques.
  Frank works with Lawrence (Andre Royo) at a
  restaurant, and his world always appears to
  revolve between his home and his office. Since
  describing the most thrilling times of his life,
  there are only two, this is evident the day he
  married Sarah (Liv Tyler) and an event involving
  him ratting an escaping suspect out to the
  authorities.

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• The role of Frank is extremely similar to Dwight
  Schrute in The Workplace, by Rainn Wilson. He's
  maniacal about fighting violence. He pushes
  things a bit too far, but when you think about
  it, it doesn't seem like a long shot when Dwight
  puts on a suit to battle weakness and corruption.
  Frank's self-consciousness and insecurities about
  his appearance are the contrast between Frank and
  Dwight. As Sarah elopes (I believe that's what
  it's called) with a nearby mafia-like fellow,
  Jacques, the plot really starts. He chooses to
  take things into his own hands after Frank's
  effort to rely on the police's support to get her
  back fails. He thinks that God has anointed him
  to take on the task of ridding the world of scum.
  He goes out on valiant pursuits, battling petty
  narcotics smugglers, child abusers and
  line-butters with a beautifully fitting cape,
  mask and catch-phrase (Shut up, Crime!). You can
  learn more at James Gunn.

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• He visits a comic book shop to read more about
  superheroes, where he encounters an excited store
  manager, Libby (Ellen Page). His friendship is
  messy and uncomfortable with a girl who looks
  half his age. I appreciated that the cliched
  treatment wasn't offered to Libby 's character.
  It is very possible that a teenage-looking girl
  employed at a comic book shop, who seems to be
  gravitating towards an older guy, is portrayed as
  a nerd and loner. Yet we can tell in one scene
  that she still has a social life and lots of
  friends. It seems like, in her life, she really
  needs more excitement.
• There's only one thing that I would find out in
  the film that might sound bad, even though I
  don't know for sure. I kinda didn't get that
  Frank was trying to take up crime prevention. He
  's portrayed as a guy who likes protection and
  peace. I thought the explanation was that he
  wanted his wife back. But after wearing a shield,
  the first thing he does is hang out on the street
  looking for common offenders.

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• He visits a comic book shop to read more about
  superheroes, where he encounters an excited store
  manager, Libby (Ellen Page). His friendship is
  messy and uncomfortable with a girl who looks
  half his age. I appreciated that the cliched
  treatment wasn't offered to Libby 's character.
  It is very possible that a teenage-looking girl
  employed at a comic book shop, who seems to be
  gravitating towards an older guy, is portrayed as
  a nerd and loner. Yet we can tell in one scene
  that she still has a social life and lots of
  friends. It seems like, in her life, she really
  needs more excitement.
• There's only one thing that I would find out in
  the film that might sound bad, even though I
  don't know for sure. I kinda didn't get that
  Frank was trying to take up crime prevention. He
  's portrayed as a guy who likes protection and
  peace. I thought the explanation was that he
  wanted his wife back. But after wearing a shield,
  the first thing he does is hang out on the street
  looking for common offenders.

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• But once again, one might claim that after his
  event with the Finger of God, he really gave up
  crime-fighting. It makes sense if this is the
  case, therefore. The movie was, to me, pretty
  strong. No needless sequences, and all of them
  developed up quite well before the final
  sequence. I was anticipating the final moments to
  be a series of balls down, blazing glory style, I
  can't claim it wasn't, but it wasn't as much as I
  might have thought. It was really rewarding, even
  with that, and more philosophical than I might
  have imagined from a 'comedy.' You may find more
  details about this at Warner Bros.

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• The film has a limited cast and, aside for the
  African guy at the end, the performances were all
  pretty strong. It's not that he was evil, only
  that he wasn't that sweet. Apparently, John C.
  Reilly (and it honestly seems like he will be the
  best fit) was considered for the lead position,
  but Rainn Wilson is incredibly fine. I still feel
  that he ought to be nominated for an Oscar,
  particularly for the crying sequence. Yet that
  would not happen. Ellen Website is terrific. Her
  intense giddiness may have bordered on overacting
  quite quickly, but it managed to come out just
  right. Her 'bothered' scene was very plausible
  and poorer males would require some Kleenex (and
  I'm not talking about drying tears) to get
  through it.

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• Summary
• James Gunn is directing Suicide Squad 3 and
  Guardians of the Galaxy 3.
• Visit this site to learn more
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